Assembly Bill 555 would prohibit private insurance companies from charging people more than $35 for a 30-day supply of a ...

Individuals should be able to choose the supplies that work best for them at a consistently affordable cost, she said. There is not yet data to show the full impact of the insulin price cap ...

A price cap on insulin from one of the three major ... Patients also struggled to pay out-of-pocket for other supplies such as insulin pumps, testing strips and continuous glucose monitors.

Before pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly implemented a $35 per month price cap on its insulin ... for the needed insulin as well as hundreds of dollars in insulin pump supplies, she said.

Set the insulin bottle nearby on a flat surface. Remove the cap from the needle. If you've been prescribed two types of insulin to be taken at once (mixed dose), skip to the instructions in the ...

A federal insulin cap for private insurance would have made ... for policies that would have states provide emergency 30-day supplies of insulin to patients for $35. Such a bill, called the ...

If approved, the cap would be monthly and allow people with diabetes to buy supplies they need cheaper. People testifying in favor of the bill argue that insulin costs less than $10 to produce ...

Currently, no such cap on out-of-pocket insulin costs exists ... testified that when she first started taking insulin for her Type-2 diabetes, her needles and insulin were free.